Tenants pay my obligation to the seller I get cash flow in my pocket and as the property continued to cash flow I pulled the trigger on financing because I already raised the money for closing.

That is what triggered me to share this idea.

No wasting time, got to pull the trigger! 

But just pull the trigger and buy ten years down the line they will be worth double ENY was just rezoned.

Hi, I've been a longtime listener to the podcast.I'm still trying to learn more about different types of transactions so I can finally pull the trigger on my first deal.I'm a web developer by day so I'm hoping my experience with the computer and internet marketing will come in handy.I like meeting people, eating food and having a drink so if any of these activities sound good to you, drop me a line.

Check out :  https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/02/2...Great podcast and if you're thinking of pulling the trigger it has good info.

I am reading as much as possible to find the right strategy to pull the trigger on our first deal at the right time.

So after watching one particular motivated seller on Craigslist for a bit, whom I had contacted and kept in contact with, I pulled the trigger and signed purchase papers for the home at the price I felt comfortable with.

If you still have some anxiety, I posted a link to one of my posts that I wrote for the beginners waiting to pull the trigger.

As a current college student, you may be able to find some trustworthy peers to rent to for 3-4 years until they reach their degree.As to building your deal properly, you may only want to pull the trigger on a deal that you have a large enough buffer that you can drop rents if you need to fill a place fast.